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Chadder.
A private messenger that let you pull back a sent message, built by a Rochester team and backed by John McAfee, as The Register reported in May 2014.
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- On record
The Register reported that John McAfee had backed Chadder, marketed by his company Future Tense Central, free on Android and Windows Phone with iOS in development; it was developed by Etransfr, founded by Lexi Sprague with Rochester Institute of Technology programmers.
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Etransfr announced Chadder would integrate Rivetz hardware-backed key protection on Android, with a premium version planned for early 2015.
Activity · Announced - On record
A release on behalf of Etransfr quoted McAfee saying Chadder was the only app he personally trusted for messaging and gave chadder.im as its site.
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“Take control over your messages!”
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“Take control over your messages!”
Have you ever sent a message you regretted? With everything online lasting forever, mistakes are hard to forget. We let you take back control by letting you take back a message after you sent it. Chadder is a private messaging application on IOS, Android, Windows phone, Amazon, and Blackberry.
- Topics
- Security, Social networks
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Model
- SaaS
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: The listing described Chadder as a private messaging app for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Amazon and Blackberry, pitched at anyone who had sent a message they regretted: users could take a message back after sending it.
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